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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
A Wild West at the Fair.

The Bell understands that a wild west show
modelled after Buffalo Bills, will be feature
of the territorial fair at Mitchell next fall. 1t
will be known as the Dakota Bad Mems Com
bination, Coffin Varnish Bill, leader, with Col
orado Charlie, Bad Lands Pete, Utah jess,
One Shot Buck, Mule Shoe Carpenter,
Howling Hank, Big Muddy Jack and others
as assistants There will also be the usual
Indians. The combination will give an exhi-
bition each day while the fair lasts.
Cove nor Church has kindly consented to
represe 1T Coffin Varnish Bill and lead the
performances
An Indian attack on the peaceful settler
will be feature. President Loucks of the
Farmers alliance will represent the settler.
He will be in a sod house on the grounds and
supposed to be sleeping when the house will
suddenly be surrounded by troop of hungry
and bowling Indians, represented by members
of the legislature. The settler will be scalped
and his lifeless body thrown in the tall grass.
Judge Conklin of Watertown will represent
another settler. The band Of Indians will
then go whooping around the grounds in pur-
suit of him. The judge will escape, however,
and afterwards return and bury Mr. Loucks.
There will be other Indians besides the leg
islative band. E. w. Caldwell, of Sioux
Falls, will represent Holler "a Hole-in-the-
Air and will split the frightened heavens with
some Of the most blood curdling howls ever
heard in the territory. He will give speci-
mems of different styles of war whoops, every
day yells, ordinary fireside bowls, etc. He
will wade around IN the tall grass all day and
make people dizzy with his speciality.
There will be a weird scene, in which the
ghost of the late N. G. Ordway, represented
by some unknown man, will be chased across
the grounds by w. S. Bowen, of The Yank-
ton Press and Dakotaian, as Man who-has-
Heap Trouble, and John H. Drake, of The
Aberdeen Pioneer, as Man-with- the Chronic
Fight-on- Hand They will yell "Ordway
must gol" in a way worth coming 100 miles
20 hear.-Dakota Bell,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
A Story of George Sand,

There was O time when List was the only
man in the world who could withstand the
charms Of Nine. Dudevant, better known as
George Sand. One day List said to her,
MADAME, st. Anthony and are not the only
men beyond your reach. ] can name scores who
are impervious TO your advances" II chal-
lenge you to do It'll" she cried, piqued at the
aifront to her vanity. "Where are they, and
who are theyp "The monks of La Grande
Chartreuse, madame" replied Liszt, with a
smile, sand now, may I beg light for my
cigar" George Sand, however, did not dis
miss the subject from her mind SO carelessly
What scandal it would cause! But what
triumph it would be to enter that famous
monastery, within whose walls no woman
had ever set foot! Forthwith she set about
it. She disguised herself as a man and went
thither. The disguise was successful No
one suspected her sex and she was freely ad D..
mitted Three days she spent there unde-
tccted.
On the fourth she met monk whom she
had known. A few years before he had been
gay young nobleman. He had fallen a
victim to her charms. After time she had
cast him off for new lover, and, driven al
most to madness, he had fled to La Grande
Chartreuse and become monk She knew
him the moment she met him and he knew
her, and each recognized the others knowl-
edge. "Why have you come hitherq" be
gasped. Her quick wit supplied ready an
swer: "For. love Of you" "Impossiblep
"Alas, yes, FRANCHISE, 1t is too truel" said she.
II cast you Off, confess but after you had
gone found that loved you better than my
own soul My life has been hell without
you; and, see, have come hither at risk of
my life to see you again and then die" He
was terribly agitated. He still loved her, but
he could not break his VOWS and escape from
the monastery. "If you are discovered he
exclaimed, 1--WE must both perish. WHAT can
We doP "Let me go in peace" said she. II
have looked upon your face once more, and
am content" So that very day she departed
from the monastery and returned home
When she saw Liszt again she said to him:
"You are right, my friend. The monks are
beyond my reach" And what became of the
monk who had known herr He lived many
years longer, and was noted among his breth-
rem for his holiness Of life and gentleness of
spirit. When one day word came to him by
chance that George Sand was dead he went
to his cell and shut the door. An hour later
his brethren went to seek him and found him
dead Chicago Herald.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
Filters Which Are Useless,

The Rhode Island Medical society has lust
listened to paper by Dr. Swarts, of Provi-
dence, in which he gives the results of series
Of experiments on various devices for filter
ing water at the mouth of the faucet. These
experiments were carefully made under the
conditions usually presented in dwelling
houses. His conclusions are wholly unfavor-
able to any form of filter within his knowl-
edge. He reports that the best of them can
only cleanse the water of possible microbes,
or disease germs, for few hours after their
first application; that after this time it is I'M
possible thoroughly to clean the filter, and it
becomes place Of deposit and accumulation
OF the germs themselves, which are liable to
propagate at the ordinary temperature of
kitchens at very rapid rate Thus the filter
is worse than none He concludes that the
only safety il the matter is to use that which
is known to be pure, or if this cannot be
known with certainty, to use only water that
has boiled and cooled with pure ices, which is
very conservative and sound advice. Boston
Transcript
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
Three Kinds of CAPITAL.

To be first rate baseball player one must
possess at least three kinds of capital-alert-
nest, strength and courage. These are quail
ties that the genuine American places an ex-
allied value upon. When he finds them COM
bined in one person, the favored individual
is promptly accorded a high place in his es-
TEEN. When he finds a game in which all
these qualities are absolutely necessary he
naturally admires the game.-New York
Tribune
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
TrOuhla Ahead.

Amateur Artist to friend)-What do you
think of it, Charley' 1t represents two ur-
chins gathering apples. call it "a Day in
June
Friend-"ell, my opinion is, old boy, that
If those urchins eat any of the apples they
are gathering in June somebody will have to
get up in the middle of the night and run for
the doctor.-New York Sun.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18

Miss Kate-It seems to me, Elsa, that the
tighter You hold the reins the better we get
along.-Judge
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
A Dishonest Man.

II never saw a greater rascal in my life
t9an old Smith is" remarked farmer
"What makes you think 500" queried
friend.
"Why, he said the first sack of oats that
sold him was too light, so put a large iron
wedge in the next sack of oats just to please
him, you know, and"-
"Did he kick against the wedge?"
"No; he would have split his foot if he had
kicked against the wedge de did worse"
"Did worse?"
ayes; the blamed old thief kept the wedge.n
Newman Independent.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
A Home Run Demanded.

1rate Old Father-I understand, Mr.. Lyte.
cash, that you are an expert baseball player.
Mr. L. (diffidently)-I rather believe am,
sir.
1. U. FL have never witnessed game,
nor do wish to. But as have sent my
daughter to bed and it is midnight-and the
front door is open-sur oose you CRAFTY me
by making your very kest home run
Pittsburg Bulletin
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
Out On Strike,

There is tree in Calaveras county, Cal,
over $500 years old. Huhl Which9 aPlant-
ed by Susan Anthony, eh!" Ha, ha! Pretty
good. Did you get that up all by yourselfl
1t is original, Is it, Then, by beard of Father
Time, we have you'll You're the man who
planted that treel Now yield thee, villain,
and cCnfessl-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
Disposing of the Surplus.

Old Gentleman lat sewing class)-I sup
pose, Miss Arabella, that you young ladies
are not interested in the question, "What
shall be done with the surplus!"
Miss Arabella-Oh, yes, we are indeed.
We intend to surprise Rev. Mr.. Whitechoke,
with one, and it is going to be lovely.-Phil
adelphia North American.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18

The Old Gent-No, Algernon, do rot APP
prove of your breaking off the engagement
You will no doubt think more of Miss Gold.
dust after you are mated. Algernon-I can't
do it, The more think of her the less I
think Of her.-New York Mercury.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
GOING NORTH-ARRIVE

A FAULKNER, General Passenger and Ticket Agent
II. j. LAWLESS, Union Ticket Agent.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18
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for the entire Session of months.
For full particulars apply to the Principal for
Catalogue
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-18

John, the coachman, has gone on an err
rand, the gentlemen are all In town, and the
ladies are bound to have drive.
Miss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. must go on this
part of him, Kate, and that-weH-
sage was certainly meant to attach the--n'm
stays to the piece of the wagon in front,
and now we're all right, for Pm sure thsse
are the reins.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

wAsHR0IcE Dee. -ssesssaFy F4iE-
shld sOdaS Recommended that the SAL
sFy Of abe assistant treasurer - 6an
Ffanetsoo Be Dessassd 20 eeo0o pef
snepm, asd that soc salaries Of ths
atsislant Urea uReFs ~ ObiosRo, HsW
Orlaaua and n. LJuia Be Increased 20
As % eaah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

SILVIA err, n. H., Dee. e--0teat
exoitsment hus ben caused b tie fail
are Of Asrooith 3 Almon. bankeRss Wno
snis mOsnina aasigasa 10 Geo. D. Colo.
man, cashier OF the silver City National
benk. the uotics pat on the door sass:
Oar money va pos vested % apecn
lasion, has loaned % people OF oar OR
country. vhs have property oue NJ
mouey.n Meredith b eounty treasurer
and makes tna county preferred cred
sos abont $4,000. 40 ~ % par cent
Of ths silver City Haiisnal bank va
ouned b. INA arm, witch has been
wenk sincs the anssanmsnt. Donneii,
Lawson a Company. Of Nsw 1Ssk. con.
mrreial aRsocy, qaoted he nfm -
A4QnQ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

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n. manmssas ersa - Funns 1888 nhurs
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thMs behAf. 7. 3 HaMlLf0N.
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tafy.
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ksrrvs. Hainzs NlAiieken, stioEnegs a
issellsot hSssf
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nYNxaallrAt AllIANcn.


111TfcN MAnLA paanfnsa Az 1u8 AoaM
sMae nRmrso.
WAmmaroa. u . Shades II lFlsn,
af NE eassena Csa,t. eieaiAsl - thta
DoFnins's mseiite q he EsaNealicai
Alliance. kav, 3 ". pik VI Aeeura-
sale, NJ se8aa asetts. FeA Paces 90 shs
epeRna az tke fAnAitYe The Auestozo
fsaliiy h nat atfeae esaa3h fsF thr
strain upen 4 fFom eur eaeial c9udliisn
A. social psodnetieu suf tAilases 9Th
fAmilinm a2a aAhzsfsaslY uamaFaas
No Cntlatian eouniry takss eFVatsF Fiahs
FROM tooaa marriage and a fofea Laws
has he usited 6.atea
Col 0sxeB. q Hartford. oounaetieai.
rad q pager % ''tee ssesai wee" To.
apsaher namea Rmona the murA d&u-
aereae And Uafa uunsinfAi 80 nciss foF
tea prometisn % social xtea TIE caoiic
aseaal atth tis insvitA6is miuelIna u
eee pase Anc tha tsneofe. fna evil IN
faenona are RITE, impate nov Il. sseaa
aionsl ecan AL maeespg psseN, whieh l.
Q eleea ally % lmpaFe actian TIE syRs
~ f,arn ,lssm are tasn~d inte sVefy
eafEeg, aiea tnaG tts Wandetfel acaueu
= - tasNsly evplayed 70 dieover thai
wAlnA h aiaennaa.
~ - AtfAttAG4 ANAa q w A1E ta8NE
nflen ossiSnAtea tmcere "a eas-
teas u tns nosi daneesaas cay Of alt
A2e aaloon b another sxsoadinGiS fFnia
n seed bed for NarSna of impafity. We
masl coaAe ~ sRRsesSivs a. yell ~ as
fsasiVo warfare
Prosfdsbt 1ahn E,tan, of Nasielta
Cplleae - 0aso. iAts paftad Sisses cen
@laAloneR o. eaeettipn. eead a pager on
= illaieFscy.r N ths coaFse Of Which Ne
sata laat iiiitefacy u hossile 70 mans
wsifAfe. sfs hiodeFa tndasary and
rFeapetity, ooettesls vlFsaa and tuRsf.
ilA rtesy. fh4 nattan naast AID to tie
vera 81 edncaliec."
Prsideat AnaeiL of the MteAsean
uaiprsGitt, presided st tes aftssneau
s1as.nn anA fnsrataced FrxHiasns 1a@as
M-Caah. D d - 9tincatan fletieea.
YEA rad psrer 10 = Tee CsnsrA 10
Reiaticn - lAe Caeilal ard Lab . oasa.
tsen 4 eanaFal daSasziss 90 shs sab-
issl faileRed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

ne ship , D. waller, Captain Wallace, sT-
rived 81 ; o'ufoek this mor1tne
M ship Isdians was tosu1 70 - today -
90 tug Hoi3ake.
PoEI AssaLsI, De e.--AFEiFsa-Bsk Leo
more, FROM aan fEsbetec9.
90 sblpa. gwe basssntinaa ana . bash
Pass 4 uWaFd
iand
TAFoosH. De IA ship End bark passed
IN, 90 q bark passsa Gus - his MfteE nosn,
CIandy, fmhf wen6 win6
skh Fhsnczce. Dsa s,-Clearsa-sasHmef
umntlll-, eenstio.
sa1lsd-shlp ,ommod5rs, Hnnaimej barb
Ian.os cheuton, RuGst sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

Hru Tozz. D {, --flops-Qnits ttes6y.
susas--a ear, aniss, quoted 81. far rean-
lna feGnod am, naOnld a n
CopteH-B en1y, EeEe ai6 81.
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b1sber. 80 sing qasse, a.laa 81 e..p :
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Apstl eIs 7saR.t. MAJ ssdslS %
Peffel nm-esenaT. - ntn6 ~ hlgne4t
fsk, lowess o. eisszeg ~ aaisss tsis4.Oos
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CHIEF

+ HAvEs aEATITR vRoM EKnL819
II wharf. every sunaay maruinSs 81 80. -
Laeone@s to1uAtnE - cltnlcn. f11t A
4a1ano6 a1d uimlaaY.
kstnraisr Nondays.
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eunnes. FEa1av Mnfhug ana Rodha Mal14s
AAuraing Hni8aFa
~ tztShs ana raias spplT g eer.l. g =
so REN14 1alL94. MAN@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

The inFy 10 The second trial Of Jamtl
MsCord AZ san Fsanciscc. for embi zee
" h csmplesrd and the ooaft has ad.
I1osns tifl Friday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

Amurie.n Exps.sl 10. oEsads Rselas ~.
cstuada Huatheru =, osHkEMt P.sl1s ~.
nuElanetoa kzbh, DeAx1zD ksesssA1ss
.TTs. 0enser q Mo tfennde "a. kfts z6&,
L..k- ahase eak, L1saisgliix III Micbtsas
csnsral ~. AorEbsrn fsc1ne y ~
f~rrrd tsk. oIzrsa tmprgyrnsunt IS. Nss-
ln.1lgn ~. TSraseasIlnkutA 1sE, Esek
1900 al, "a Pal 5sA fs1ss Fas.ar 55h
RsndlnH 81, nfted cansm ExpFues % Nelis
eergo Exeesme f1H. WnsnEn Uatun 7sAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

csre1oo. De G-wnrsl-stssdy. eash
T5k. Ssl1srs u S-ls, aGay g.
Uorb-Ensisss eash l9h, SannASZ IN.
Mar u blA
Osts-FisnseF, JsnDasy ook. Nag Se.
Baflny-H, tug dotng.
PDsb - Easy; JsBnaEy 90 a5h, Nay
isss-stesay. eash 81 .. JssnaEy y M.
Nsg e7S7h.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

OoLUMSUs. Dso al. p. Kss, grand
sommAudeF Of tue Grand Army Of the
Repubiie asd hia STAG are here fog the
tufpoeeof peTfectinR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. enc
dxtBa fos boidiee the afana eooamp
'nent Of Ie8a DoFinR tha day 0snrFa,
Rsa and staff called on 0eveFn0s FoF
akef. q hts evening the party uas en-
tsrsaiped By Wells Pest. Grand AFms
Of ne Rsp1blie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

ALBaag. Or, Dee. 0.-L speeiaL IA
man mamed BageEa, q ssssn9sT 10 The
etfY, atose = bofas sails esoniaa Whieb
sAs hisshsd Oh Fifst aFest and took Il
. MaFshaifs livery siables wheTe b
awneH Is 1oR g., sepstnsnti1a himuelg
~ the gwneR. he thea astsmpte0 So
IeAse oe fhs niakt tram, bua was aTFess.
a and fncnroeFa1ad 10 cue esunly jail
10 avail trial tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

HsW Teas. Dsc- s-Ths ntnek masket to-day
vas modersfs.y scfaEe ana hlSasF. ihGuga
~ q stina wsa naareW. u vac Bsmea Isl
Ssses Ia sn4 seAh. hosggar. oei1g snb1ecs 70
fniaing aafinG nimeet Ne sntlre daJ. me
eleus waa .I.t and hesgy nEas The lowest
prires. 0vgwmmsacs boaas wsrs an1 snd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-09

CIBcEnHkTE. Dee. e.-Tne directors Of
the Amer1ean bass Ball association met
shis marninR. Tee pennans was form
ally awarded 70 the -. Loois club. The
SANDING Of the slabs vas ei1elally De-
elared as follow. a. Louis hrst. Gin
oinnati second, Baltimore third. L9uts-
vile fourth, AsAiatiGa nfah, BFDokIyp
axth, Metropolitan SEVENTH, Cleveland
eighth. WshoG. q Q fep1Ets recon
mendsd that umpiFes be assigned 9hen
he naheaule OF games 10 nFfapaad.
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PErrspgAe. Dec. s-rhs pagers ere
being prrparsd Tor a snit against TIE
prnBaslyAn railroad for eli.4c0 by
haidship ana Igwtn OH FtflLera Of thts
ctr fof atiass Decentralization aasinsi
seen IL TalsA
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IBnzsmaPzEn. Dee --Tha CEneinns-
Il. Hansisaa 4 psysoa rsiIsoa1 has
bguoan1 SGT ea8tngt y. = Mekeee.
pGenIos1a % tts EexsD Hsn1s q Inaian-
spolis raffFaad Ter a. mtanesinn and
aoo0nntine, sHewina 0oa 81 sns Wanda
lls DEAL a tempsFagy istansfioo uaa
issned FsztfainlnR I'm ff0B aeiiiuG -
dispo1lng - TIE E39ck ptsdEsd - aeeas-
~ fog fha pay@ens d = noss for ele8.-
COO gwen by iyas last JpDA Tne eaas
w1Il Be beard On re 26sh inst. foF :
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81. Pr1sassUaa. Dee. e,-Weli In
forned psfsons nseeFt thas the Russian
asFernms6fs fatenttoDe are sotifeiy
sssln /, sud thas 80 psbits opinion 81
Rusais i also 10 fagef Of pssee. To
IA s1an m9semens % tbs fEoutfRT
eonssala mesalg Of the diepAiohine
fhItnes Of q aivisioa of okV8Ifys no
stsa any aggressive idea, bui for the
laoleo 500 Il eerisin lo9allties,
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BEnfrs, Dee. 6.-Tbs Maadsbusgss
zslfnsg'a CORRESPONDENT % San ksmo
ssse that duFine the past few dags 80
pbSaioisus ast<nanf the eEoun prince
cave tapFrassd the bepe, Bot only that
OF life Wili Be preserved, bal alec thai
be uili eomplslsiy fteoveF from he
thf0nf tronpia.
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cnsckso. Oec. s --cstsls = Rrrsipta 70. o0o.
aruB9 lsg good usoeIs usases .lnVey - 50D6 81
euiptfns sIsers - esest ~ ssgc1sea alla fesd-
81 5sas -. Tssssa - 1s9A y
Hurn-sleexltaa. 1a.Wak cps1ea points
hiRfrr. hensy q sd wsateTs - xn1 ~ Sos ~,
hsssy Is 1909 70. lgbs - tsgs o..
saorp--neerfpts 49, stEunas nattgeg 80
q. sestssn - GeDa %, 1szans - 2aD3 Is.
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pAass. Dua. 3 I'll h rsposlad thst sbe
nee 4nintt vii Be- compossd ae foi-
81 ~. 0sbist, president Of tht
sounsli nnd min elef q TIE Interior; 4
iasbot, minia1er 81 iogsiafi y " ursDs.
aasnlaixF o. foxetRp eAsiHs M. hataRu,
mlaiasaf q edsaatlon; q ksuaoss, min
s-fsf Of aaficaitnFe; 4 Msuafd DsFaio,
mlnist.F of pabite wofks; 81. CismaRe-
seSa, minister e onapati ". aeRfeitd.
minisssF OF eommeFoS; 81. byneieies.
miniassr u mssini 0snHraI Fegrtsf o.
0tusfai Tomas1n, ministeF Of var.
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eAs Fnln0uoo. Dec. Q -Indloaiiens
for ~ bunes begiantng - 4 q. -. 90
% ee4mbaF o For Oregon and Wesh
inaton fsrrssfy; 4 IN. soatheFiy wtnda,
hfns 10 ffesn "a the fassFsor, and
orisk 20 bisa On tbs tm@-diato coast,
yearly aiatieuaFy tempeFnauEs.
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CEsTnLaHp, Dso. S.-fgo hau fred
nsmessa % tha fifth h sRulas Gao
Natloual a. sFds lsft tkis ottg this after
a1on ca foats 30 Faifposs. whers tFoahis
b expeofed ffsEn tns ssfiktns ore hand
lara
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aAS FaaNossoo. Dec 8 --Jalps MaaRin,
ths eook a1d nufss % Nc. Dr.. HaRanos,
reeautly tfiea % ne % Afes ef musfsf-
ine Lease DsfAou, go extmiaed 90
asr. bsina aesassd % hsvlns falsely
impssssaAtsd Df. D ,dsfky b. siantna
as eAma 70 ths dsath asFsia sats. Dr..
Dedsaky I'D ngs sign sha daata aartad
. D., oat enie4vofsd % exsass The aes
hy s,ylaa that be sould have ctrtifsd
tats ne gtti dte4 q puritonIles. hastaa
oasa eailed % atasnd hat. Msann
uaa1s no defewas and waa held 10 an.
sssF wsIh batl axsd a. 5000.
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